Peking China Buffet

We've been here a few times.  The food is consistent and pretty flavorful.  The dishes actually taste different vs. just the same sticky sweet taste over various proteins and veggies.  The veggies in the dishes are crisp and fresh.  There's a good variety of stir-fried or sauteed dishes.  It's a nice change from everything being deep fried.  (I'm not saying this food is good for you, it's not.)

The staff are nice and keep drinks full.  

The last time we went here was a weekday evening.  We dropped a vehicle off for service and decided to stop in.  The buffet was full and hot, but the problem was that all restaurant guests were shoved into one small section of the dining room.  

My assumption is that they wanted to keep the other side clean and use less staff, but it was cramped, loud and hot.  In a plate service setting, I'm sure it would have been different, but everyone in this room had to get up and go to the buffet.  There was no avoiding bumping into each other or having people bump into the back of your seat.

We were about to visit the buffet for a second time when a couple with two screaming children were seated immediately next to us.  

We decided to cut our losses and head home.

One of our favorites. Nice Mongolian BBQ and friendly staff. Food is fresh and tasty.

This is a very standard Chinese buffet. Not great but not bad.

The food is a little greasy, but that's typical of a buffet. The interior is not super nice but it's clean. The service is spotty, but it's a buffet, right?

Do you get the idea this is a pretty run-of-the-mill Chinese buffet?